The Canadian Mother-Child Cohort Active Surveillance Initiative (CAMCCO): Comparisons between Quebec, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta

Anick Bérard; Padma Kaul; Sherif Eltonsy; Brandace Winquist; Dan Château; Steven Hawken; Ann E. Sprague; Mark Walker; Sasha Bernatsky; Michał Abrahamowicz; Cristiano Soares de Moura; Évelyne Vinet; Bruce Carleton; Gillian E. Hanley; Tim F. Oberlander; Odile Sheehy; Yessica Gomez; Jessica Gorgui; Anamaria Savu

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0274355

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Medications are often used among Canadian pregnancies but adverse pregnancy outcomes vary across provinces. Digitized health data may help researchers and care providers understand the risk-benefit ratios related to gestational medication use, as well as province-specific trends.

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The Canadian Mother-Child Cohort Active Surveillance Initiative (CAMCCO): Comparisons between Quebec, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta

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